SERVICE SCORES AT HAUTERE

Chronicle (Levin), 9 May 1947, Page 2

SERVICE SCORES AT HAUTERE

Last Saturday the Hautere Riflc Club fircd its annual classification course. The weather was ideal and the attendance good. On the whole the scores were oxcellent, but the performances of : H. A. Lumsden and L. E. Monk desefve mentioning, as these two ' marksmcn only dropped two points out of the possible of 105 H. A. Lumsden won Mr. Hendra's trophy after.a shoot-oif with L E Monk. The following are the individual scores for application. snap and rapid at 200 yards, and applieafio.a at 300 yards in that crdrxT> together with total: H. A. Lumsden 24—15—40—24—103, L. E ! Monk 25 — 15 — 40—23 — 103 R i Sjncking 22—15—39—24—100, R. L. MOnk 23—15—37—23—98, B. F Monk 25 — 12 — 34 — 25—96, F. Frpqnan 24 — 15 — 32 — 24 — 96, N. Monk 23—15—34—22—94, P. Wallington 21- — 12 — 36 — 23 — 92. C. Cobb 21—6 — 40 — 24 — 91, F. H. Monk 25—12— 32 — 22 — 91, T. Empson 24—15 — 29 — 22 — 90, H. B. Edhouse. 25 — 15 — 11—5 7— 87. E. Doyle 23—12—26— 23 — 84, J. W. Simcox 21 — 12 — 32—r 19 — 84. O. La Greca 19 — 12 — 32 18 —81, C. Strom 22 — 9 — 26 — 20 77 H. Taylor 22—9—22—21—76, d' Edhouse 21—12—31—12—76, J. E*

: Southgate 16—6—30—19—76, G. Geapge 14—9—29—18—70, N. Blair 1 17—9 — 27-^-14—67, L. Iggulden 19 2P— 38— 66 a'pd B. Geange 14 —3—15—14—48. . This Saturday a team from Hautere will defend the Field Shield against the four neighbouring clubs.